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Shea Anything Podcast Show Logo 16×9 with Verizon sponsor logo Doug Williams and Keith Hernandez deliver a new Shea Anything podcast presented by Verizon, as Jacob deGrom continues to deliver dominance for the Mets. Doug and Keith look back to deGrom’s incredible outing on Friday night, talk about how he compares to Doc Gooden during

USATSI Here in the era of social media, each team account on Twitter has a routine on gameday that includes tweeting out the starting lineup for the day. Monday evening, the Angels account posted the lineup for their game against the Rangers in Texas, and it also said, “there’s a lot to emotionally process here.” 

Mike Ford‘s time at the Yankees’ alternate training site was marked by the emergence of a bushy 1980s-style mustache, reminiscent of another lefty-swinging first baseman of that decade. For Don Mattingly, consistency was the name of the game, and that is a quality that Ford continues to work on. “I feel really great; I feel

The Cubs have a rebuilding system with many of their most talented prospects concentrated at the lower levels. Those players need at-bats and innings after losing the entire 2020 Minor League season to the coronavirus pandemic. Ten members of on MLB Pipeline’s Cubs Top 30 have yet to make their pro debuts, most notably shortstops

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MLB.com is digging back into its massive video vault to uncover classic plays that you have loved, forgotten about or, perhaps, are discovering for the very first time. Watch these moments and many, many more on the MLB Vault YouTube page. Aug. 16, 2002: Ortiz’s homer off Pedro plants a seedDavid Ortiz and Pedro Martinez

Two months after trading homegrown superstar Nolan Arenado, Colorado Rockies general manager and executive vice president Jeff Bridich is stepping down.  The Rockies made the announcement on Monday, releasing a statement that says the move was mutual.  Greg Feasel, formerly the executive vice president and chief operating officer, will be taking over baseball operations and

NEW YORK — Since he retired as an active baseball player in 2019, former Major Leaguer CC Sabathia has kept himself busy, showing that life isn’t over after baseball. Sabathia is currently vice president of The Players Alliance, a non-profit organization that brings needed food and baseball resources to the underserved in black communities. There’s

To celebrate, or not to celebrate? That’s the question. Whether it’s nobler to Do Your Job with stoic dispassion, or to gloat in victory like you just won the lottery on Christmas Day, it’s a choice that faces every ballplayer, every day. And it’s a debate that fuels a thousand sports talk radio segments, blog

What in Franchy [Cordero’s] past justifies the patience as he struggles? — @Aal1Al Well, you kind of teed this one up for me. He doesn’t have much of a past. Though Cordero has over three years of Major League service time, his multiple injuries have left him with just 364 career plate appearances so far,

Chicago White Sox right-hander Michael Kopech struck out 10 batters over five one-run innings against the Texas Rangers on Sunday in what was his second start of the season. Still, it doesn’t appear that the White Sox will be moving Kopech into the rotation on a permanent basis once Lance Lynn returns from the injured

Last week I discussed my process for adding free-agent hitters. If you thought that process was confusing just wait until we dive in on pitchers. With hurlers, there is constantly a sample-size issue. Luck sometimes plays a major factor in the ERA and WHIP for relievers who throw just one inning per appearance. And with

Fernando Tatis Jr.’s shoulder appears to be OK Tatis went wild over the weekend during yet another fantastic Padres/Dodgers series (can we please eliminate the archaic method of determining playoff teams by division?), swatting five homers and stealing two bags over his last three games while on the road against strong LA pitching (including a

4:42 PM ET Associated Press BALTIMORE — Oakland’s 13-game winning streak ended Sunday as Austin Hays hit a pair of home runs, starter John Means had another stellar performance and the Baltimore Orioles beat the Athletics 8-1. The A’s, who opened the season with six straight losses, put together their third-longest winning string since moving

“[It’s] the biggest rivalry in baseball,” said Padres star shortstop Fernando Tatis Jr. “Everybody can feel it; everybody can see it. Just the games that we’re playing — it’s a blessing to be a part of it.” It’s only April, and these two teams already have created a full season’s worth of highlights. Here’s a